Constituency : Stirling
Current MSP : Bruce Crawford
Current Party :
Majority 2007 (%) : 1.9

2007 Results:
  Candidate Votes % % change from '03
Bruce Crawford1044732.02+12.98
Dr. Sylvia Jackson 982730.12-5.84
Bob Dalrymple808124.77-1.48
Alex Cole Hamilton369311.32-0.26

Winnability
Swing req for LAB gain 0.95%
LAB winability* 4
Swing req for CON gain 3.63%
CON winability* 3
Swing req for LIB gain 10.35%
LIB winability* 12
* This is the rank of each seat according to marginality by party
   
Stirling
Candidate Profiles

Bruce Crawford MSP

Before being elected as an MSP, Bruce Crawford was leader of Perth and Kinross Council.

Bruce is a list member MSP for Mid Scotland and Fife, and stood for this constituency in 2003. 

He is currently the SNP Shadow Minister for Parliament.



Dr. Sylvia Jackson

Dr Jackson was born in 1946 in Lincolnshire and educated at Hull and Stirling University, where she earned a PhD in education.

She was a chemistry teacher, education researcher and lecturer before her election to the Scottish Parliament.

Ms Jackson is currently a backbench MSP.  In addition, she is currently convener of the Subordinate Legislation Committee and a member of the parliament's Local Government and Transport Committee.



Bob Dalrymple

Bob Dalrymple was born in 1975 in Dumfries, and graduated from Edinburgh University in 1997 with an LL.B.  While at university he was elected president of Edinburgh University Students' Association, and won the John Smith Memorial Mace, the British Isles debating championship.

Bob's professional background is in the private sector.  He currently works in Stirling as a marketer on a well-known brand of Scotch whisky.

His website can be found here.



Alex Cole Hamilton

Alex was ranked number one on the Lib Dem list for Mid Scotland and Fife, ahead of sitting MSP Andrew Arbuckle.  He works as the policy and communications officer for Fairbridge in Scotland.  He was the Scottish Parliamentary candidate for Kirkcaldy in 2003.

   
 
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bob who- oh him who was going to win he came 3rd hahahaha

Posted by i laugh on 19/5/2007


Bye Bob!

Posted by Pup on 4/5/2007


With the last four comments, obviously "Bob" has four friends - or relatives. Unfortunately it didn't help. Bob's a right loser!!!

Posted by John on 4/5/2007


Vote Bob - you've still got time!

Posted by Stewart on 3/5/2007


Vote Bob - you know it makes sense

Posted by on 3/5/2007


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